The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-02
LOCAL And PERSONAL.

On the lGtL OF October next.
Mr., William Horan, Of Johustown, was
visitor to ou- town this week
Miss Katie Curloy, Of Johnstown, is
visiting Miss Annie Blair, Of this place.
Captain William Linton, OF Sumuit.
SCENT few hours in town or "Wednesday.
-Fos SALE "A fun tlooded Jersey bull.
Cairon or address I. II. Hest, EbeusbuIR,
Pa.
A car load Of colts was shipped from
this place to Lebanon. Pa, 'Cn Tuesday
hast.
--EX-Associste Judge J Ohm y. Thomas. of
4UhnstOwD. Is in town during the present
Sse1k, serving his country rs Juror.
Isaac DiehI, prominent citizen of
Blair county, died at his home near Newry
on Saturday morning, aged 80 years.
"A broken axle caused a wreck OF seven
freight cars eu the Pennsylvania railroad on
last Sunday morning, near Woodvale.
john Brawloy, Esq, OF HOlidaysburg,
an ex-sneErI of this county, has been spend
ing several days in town during the present
week
Mr.. }. NJ. FAuIon, eldest son OF Hon.
John Fcnlon, OF this place, is visiting ms
parents
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Intends 10 make improvements IN the Jun
Iati river st Tyrone by STRENGTHENING the
chsTheI.
A. yaluablc'cow belonging to Mrs. Jane
SwOony. OF Lilly was killed by an east
oUuud freight train near that place on
FgIday last.
Mrs. James McMuneu, an OLD lady re-
siding in Loretto, is lying very i'll with DO
hopes OF her recovery. Her age is about
eighty-siX ears.
-Thos. Z. Flick, of Carrontcwn, has
leased the building Of f. Il. Adams on Main
street, Cslli,zinl where he intends to start
q first class bakery.
There is a new and popular song, sung
by tho creditors OF Aaron 'IIndeorand,
formerly of this place, entitled skipped by.
the Light OF the Moon
Persons attending court will find a
convenient boarding house at William
Byrne's on Main street, East ward. Ebens.
burg, al - cents per day.
-CSptaIn Thomas Davis. who Intended
leaving for Dakota on hast Monday, was
compelled, On account of asthma, 10 defer
his trip until Monday next.
Hon. Thomas I. Fenfon, who has been
sOiouruing here for seversl weeks took his
departure for his home at Leavenworth.
Kansas. to-day CThursisY).
-FOR SALE.-A fine, large book case and
stand Will be sold cheap. Parties wishing
10 purchase can see the. case by calling on
MT Martin Ward, OF this place.
-Messrs. Wolf, Son 4 Thomas have
nrw advertisement in this issue OF our
paper. Don't fan 60 read it AMI after
reading sec that you prodt by It.
Mrs. Ella Diusmorc charged with com
plicitI In the Killing james c. Davis, was
convicted on murder in the first degree at
the Clarion county court last week.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has r-sSmed the sale Of mileage books,
which was suspended a. the date the Inter
STATE Commerce law went into effect.
Tho Cambria County Teachers Iusti-
:ute viii be- held duyjag the last week OF
this month IN this place. a fun announce
menL VIII be published In q few weeks.
Samuel Kelly, Of Biackuck township,
was LOGGED IN isH on Tuesday last. on
warrant issued by Squire Kukead, for
stealing sheep from .lir. A=cs Rowland.
"A Gr,ud reunion OK soldiers will be held
AZ .,Ichtown. this county, on September &c.
1887. IudlGur Camuria and ClearGvId
vo.4iy soldiers and Ctucrs are invited to at
lem
Tx Judge orvis. Of Centre county, has
been .n attendance Rt court during the pres.
eat week, as counsel fOf the defendants in
tha cs.se or Hipps q Lloyd Us. L.antzy ct al
CU triai
-Taeg' have been several attempted
tg.glay'rs in Susquehsnns township re-
cs~ 'y but in each instance the thieves
were fr'ghteGyd away before freezing on to
anything.
-'th' game 90 base ball which was &c
lave been PLAYED at Csrrontown, on Sstgr-
oly between the Stars OF this place and the
LGer, np,aSs club, for purse OF $500. was
posDoueJ until Saturday OF next week.
-,'aaoo Lubert, an agsG resident OF Gal
Uia.u, was Atiied On the Pennsylvania Rail
r'H., Erar Lilly station, sometime or
'luy..Ey mo. llu-. lie was slightly dement,
e. and hal wandered away from his home.
Tho c4ps Of engineers who, as we
s&tl' El week, were Et work on the
hE8ua1, arc -uu at work. They worked
S.oag lp t1tae station at tljs place an then
w,at la, * Co Cresson and are working this
sway .gaIu
81. ID. Cri-.U, E-q., Is In town taking or
dgr. f7-, alL delivering TO those whose order
tv had taken when he was here last, that
vl-H'r WORK, ">ea aud Land IL Is full
o.. n,uImGtjoa aaI should be read by every
uHE. un. rrbe for 20.
-a.o ~. Eta5r, Esq, was taken sick
W.T.. Engaged .u tse the trial of the case OF
Hirls q. LLOYD vs.. Lautzy on wednesday
a'' -a'a0, aad had - retire from The Court
House Be s az this writing "Thursday)
s..t confined 20 his room.
-gr. John W. Eobegts. a brother Of Mrs.
N.'hs 'la DAVIS, OF tA!S place, dIed At his
a1ra ia Altoona. on Friday last, aged 6s
year. 5lg ..oherts was was born IN Cam
'." township bat had Keen a resident Of
""'o-r fora number OF years.
"A E.1l AS @. the act * May 10. I2s5.
"' . Do. ry.Je- an Imprisonment OF thrty
Gay and go dollars fine for election officers /
''. assessors Of poll taxes who get druGN
'.. tha tune they are engaged ia tEs
fsuurmr1 nee ai thDir public dut!es.
--'n nv Increasing the appropriation tG I
es Common schools, passed BY the IegIs- /.
ar. .'r, winter. wilIEot help tho districts I.